I am sure this post will be liked by food lovers and those who like traveling around the world. India surely is light on the pocket and when it comes to filling your belly with cheap street snacks, the 'Samosa' always comes handy. Its more of a North Indian dish but usually available across the country.
Price? Most street joints sell it for Indian Rupee 10 which is 0.15 US dollars. Some better places will sell it for Rs 15 and some places you can have it for Rs 20 with chickpeas gravy.
Before I proceed further, I request you guys to share with me the cheapest street food of your country :-D
So what is a Samosa made of? Well, there can be a variety of them but the most common ones are made of white flour with filling of spiced potatoes, onions, peas, lentils etc. Some crazy outlets also fill macaroni, noodles, cheese, minced lamb etc. And yes, these are deep fried and full of oil :-D
Looking forward to seeing the cheapest snacks of your country - go ahead, share here :)